Temple University celebrated up-and-coming female filmmakers at this month’s Diamond Screen Women’s Film Festival. The Diamond Screen Film Festival is an annual event, now in its ninth year, that is View More »
The annual election for a new Temple Student Government administration is here. Temple students are able to vote for whichever of the two campaigns they find more attractive. Students can View More »
“This year, I am calling it the One Philly 2.0 Budget – the new and improved version! It’s a $6.7 Billion Budget – brimming with vital investments for Philadelphians.” – View More »
Temple University recently joined the University Innovative Alliance program known as UIA. The partnership mission is dedicated to serving low-income and underrepresented students. Temple University is the 18th college to View More »
Temple’s Vice President for Public Safety Dr. Jennifer Griffin has been nominated for Campus Safety Director of the Year for Campus Safety Magazine. Griffin was named as one of the 11 View More »
Temple University Provost Gregory Mandel announced in an email that he is stepping down from his position. The email said that he will return to the Beasley School of Law View More »
New York Times bestselling author and Temple University professor Liz Moore has witnessed her novel, “Long Bright River,” make the leap from page to screen. The gripping story, which delves View More »
Philadelphia-based drag queen, RuPaul’s Drag Race, Season 16 finalist, and Miss Congeniality winner Sapphira Cristál has been nominated for a Queerty award. Photo from: @sapphiracristal, Instagram Photographed by: Ryan Kell View More »
For the last 18 years, PhD Steven Balsam has directed the Temple branch of VITA, the IRS’ free tax service. VITA stands for Volunteer Income Tax Assistance and offers service View More »
In light of Black History Month, the National Constitution Center is paying homage to the black Americans who helped shape the country and constitution. Located steps away from Independence Hall View More »
